On Wolf 24-inch E Series wall ovens like the SO24 and SO2450, E46 reports an elevated cavity temperature in phase 2 of a pyrolysis (self-clean) operation. The cavity ran hotter than the control allows during the…
On Wolf 24-inch E Series wall ovens like the SO24 and SO2450, E46 reports an elevated cavity temperature in phase 2 of a pyrolysis (self-clean) operation. The cavity ran hotter than the control allows during the cleaning cycle, so the oven stops the cycle and shows E46. Expect a locked door and a hot oven for a while afterward. The cycle does not resume on its own.
1. Do not open the door by force. Wait until the oven is fully cool and the latch releases. 2. Wipe out heavy spills and loose debris before the next cycle. 3. Reset the breaker for a minute. 4. Do not rerun pyrolysis. If E46 returns, call us.
It is the hottest stage of the self-clean cycle. E46 means the cavity got hotter than the oven allows during that stage. Phase 2 is the stage when the heat is at its peak.
The latch stays locked while the cavity is very hot. Wait until it cools, and do not try to force it. Forcing it could hurt you or the latch.
No. Let us check first, because the cause could repeat and run the oven too hot. The cause may repeat otherwise. It also lets us explain what we found in plain words.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.